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The Path of the King

CHAPTER 10
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The door was open, and the place lay empty, save for the dead body.
Oates stood beside it, looking, with his bandy legs great shoulders, and bull neck, like some forest baboon.
"Oh, maist haunourable and noble victim!" he cried.

"England will maarn you, and the spawn of Raam will maarn you, for by this deed they have rigged for thaimselves the gallows.

Maark ye, Sir Edmund is the proto-martyr of this new fight for the Praatestant faith.

He has died that the people may live, and by his death Gaad has given England the sign she required....

Ah, Prance, how little Tony Shaston will exult in our news! 'Twill be to him like a bone to a cur-dog to take his ainemies thus red-haanded." "By your leave, sir," said Lovel, "those same enemies have escaped us.


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